Recycled Wine Cork Angel Ornament a 20 Minute Craft
I love reimagining vintage crafts from yesteryear and giving them a new and modern twist. I originally made Recycled Wine Cork Angel ornaments with my Gran in the 1970s with large pearl heads and matching beaded wings. Natural elements like upcycled wine corks, wooden beads, and some simple supplies from the Dollar Tree make this a quick and easy 20-minute ornament to craft with the kiddos this holiday season.

Quick and Easy Recycled Wine Cork Angel Ornament
Join me today as the Creative Crafts gals and I create a variety of Christmas Ornaments in just 20 Minutes and with limited supplies. Sure to cure that last minute gift giving dilemma this holiday season! This week I am co-hosting Team Creative Crafts LAST MINUTE CHRISTMAS Crafts Edition with my crafty friends Laura from Laura Kelly Designs, and Lindsay from Artsy-Fartsy Mama. We are featuring ALL the fabulously colorful and cute craft projects from some of the most talented designers we know. Check out my tutorial, then scroll down to see all the creativity, AND stop back on Saturday to see what everyone has created!

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Here's What you need to Create a Christmas Angel Ornament:
- Wine Corks (recycled or available in bulk HERE)
- Wooden Beads – Small
- Wired Ribbon, Gold – Dollar Tree
- Skinny Ribbon, Gold – Dollar Tree
- Chenille Stem, Gold Tinsel – Dollar Tree
- Blush – Dollar Tree
- Cotton Swab – Dollar Tree
- Tombow MONO TWIN Permanent Marker
- Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
- Scissors – I love my Fiskars!
- Ruler
Here's How to Create a Recycled Wine Cork Angel in 20 Minutes:
STEP ONE
To begin the Recycled Wine Cork Angel, gather all supplies. Attach the unfinished wooden bead to the top of the wine cork, so that the opening of the bead is positioned as a singing, open mouth. Secure with a glue gun and glue sticks.

STEP TWO
Apply rosy cheeks to either side of the wooden bead angel head using pink craft chalk and a pom pom. I have had this Pebbles chalk set forever. If you don't have craft chalk, you can use a cotton swab and blush from the Dollar Tree.


STEP THREE
Tie a ten-inch length of skinny gold ribbon around the angel’s neck and finish with a bow. Trim ribbon ends with scissors to prevent fraying. I always cut the ribbon a bit larger than needed for a smaller project such as the recycled Wine Cork Angel, which makes tieing a bow much easier.

STEP FOUR
Draw small ovals for eyes with the fine tip of the MONOTWIN Permanent Marker. Position the eyes above the open, singing mouth for realistic facial features. You can also draw two half-circles for closed Angel eyes.

STEP FIVE
Cut a gold tinsel chenille stem in half with scissors. Wrap stem around your finger to create a circle, leaving a one-inch long straight section, then twist to secure. Bend the straight section of the gold tinsel chenille stem at a 90-degree angle. Attach the angel’s halo to the back of the wooden bead head with a glue gun and glue sticks.

STEP SIX
Measure and cut an eight-inch length of gold wired ribbon that is at least one-inch wide. Create a bow with two loops and no tails from the gold wired ribbon twisting the ends to secure.

STEP SEVEN
Measure and cut a 12” length of skinny gold ribbon, tie the ends in a knot to create a loop, and then attach to the back of the angel wine cork body with a glue gun and glue sticks. To finish the Recycled Wine Cork Angel, glue the gold wired ribbon wings to the back of the angel body.


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Recycled Wine Cork Angel Ornament Created in 20 Minutes


Thanks for getting crafty with us in just 20 minutes! And stay tuned for the next edition of Creative Crafts to see what Laura, Meg, Ann, and I have up our crafty sleeves. I know I can’t wait.
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Thanks for stopping by!

Your angel ornaments look so sweet! Very clever using the bead hole to make the angel sing.
Thanks a bunch, Allyson!!
These are adorable Beth! I made a wreath out of about 175 corks this summer and now have accumulated more to give your great diy craft a try. Pinned! Happy holidays!
OOH, Debbee! I have always wanted to make a cork wreath but I’ve never had enough corks! 🙂 I hope you have a Happy Holiday Season as well!